Sentence examples for the centrepiece has from inspiring English sources

The centrepiece has to be an accord on Iran's nuclear programme.

Until now, the centrepiece has been the "Prevent" strategy, begun under Labour and revamped by the current government.

As the centrepiece, Brazil had built the Maracana, a huge new concrete stadium designed to be the biggest in the world.

Sums to fight HIV/Aids and trade concessions will be the centrepiece, but fate has granted Washington a potentially more powerful instrument to better the continent: oil.

The store is actually from western Japan, but its Akihabara shop is the centrepiece and it has been visited by countless Japanese celebrities.

With this advertising centrepiece, Beckham has become the public face of The Venetian, the flagship Macau resort of US billionaire – and US Republican party backer – Sheldon Adelson's Las Vegas Sands Corporation.

In addition to the centrepiece, the east face has four bays which are set forward and have shaped gables topped with finials.

He said independence, which has been the centrepiece of Kurdish ambitions for decades but has been fiercely opposed by suspicious regional neighbours, was "now closer than at any other time".

Where you'd have meat chops and vegetables, steak and chips, we only had the 'and', we didn't have the centrepiece of the meal.

To get to the centrepiece eternal flame you have to pass by a row of black marble rectangles with images of people murdered during Black January, back in 1990, when the totalitarian Soviet regime left its final mark on Baku, and their graves.

"The centrepiece of our campaign has been the cost of living and Ed didn't know his own cost of living, he didn't know how much he was spending on shopping".